New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-19
NO COMPROMISE IN INDIANA.
TWO SENATE CONVENTIONS TO BE HELD
PLAN or DEMOCRATS TO PROCURE LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR ROBERTsON's ARREST -sEPARAIE
BALLOTS TAKRN.


GOVERNOR RoBERTsoN's ARREST SEPARATE
BALLOTS TAKBN.
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIDUSEl
ISpIANAPoLIs Jan. 1S.LThe attorneys OF Lieutenant
Governor Robertson found difficulty In pressing the pro
paratons for an appeal to the Supreme Court as'n.
Green Smiths Injunction The clerk OF the Circuit oou
who Is Democrat proceeded eisurey In preparing 'o
transcript OF the and refused to accept any s
rendered in rushing tho work 1t was ociocA
this afternoon before he transcript was ready ior ~
Supreme Court and the argument Of the case was posF
poned until next week With the restraining order OF inc
Circuit Court hanging Colonel Robertson anu ''o
sheriff authorized to prevent his violating '"o
injunction. the Democrats now propose TO nave
the Lieutenant Governor taken into CUSTODY !"
he attempts to enter the joint convention 10 morIo~
The Republicans determined. however, Una. no
shall preside and the course that they will pursue Is d
Gated by resolution adopted In the House THIS mor'ns
The resolution that 1t is the opinion OF the ho
that prior to the general election held III No'o"o
1888, there vacancy In the office or lheu'cn"
Governor that could be filled by election that there nav
ing been several candidates for the office. and Coohe,
Robertson having received plurality OF the votes anu
having been legally decl'red elected. the HOUSE
will at all and in all matters where the General AS
sembly may be brought into relation Win inc iiou.
antGovernor. recognize Colonel Robertson. ana Only n
as the incumbent OF the Office In presenting the e
ton Representative Gardiner remarked that IL WAS w.
evident policy or the Democrats 10 Tuio W iN''"
CALLED for It's adoption under tho operation OF inc pi
vous que stion which agreed TO- Tho chect Oh ' "
made plain by an interview with OF Colonel hooer'
sons attorneys who said to the correspondent
Colonel Robertson will preside at the joint convention
He has been elected by the people and declared eue
antGovernor by the proper authority lie IS ehnuo' "
discharge the duties Of the Office matter what may 10
the view, of Judge Ayres folly talk Of the Circuit
Court or any other court interfering with the Legislative
branch OF the Government"
what II Judge Ayrcs tries to punish Colonel Robert
son tor contempt OF courtF
LET him try that he desires He will learn hatth Leg
sature acts under law OF the United States in clccng
United States Senator This fact Will enable Coohei
Robertson apply to tho United states Court for WITH
OF habeas corpus and defeat Judge Ayres In his con-
tempt Contempt proceedings In the court OF Judgo
Ayres have no terrors for Colonel Robertson"
Its asserted with much emphasis that II the sherh
attempts Joint convention there VIII be aeon
fict OF authority which the court officers Will probably
learn by severe lesson that they have no
control over tho General Assembly or lite
officers in matters relating to the proceedings OF
the legislative body Everything indicates that therc
will be two conventions Ono thing that Is now al oo-
sacle to ae members OF the two prrtes assembling TO
gether resolution OF the Senate declaring that the
convention shall be held its Chamber where the Dem
ocrats will gather, while the House resolution requires
that I'm accordance with all prccedents tho convention
shall be held In its and there the Republicans VIII
assemble.
Smiths right continue performing the duties OF Lieu
tenant and vote Senator on every propo
son coming up was called question this morning by
Senator Winter Rep) citing the fact that the state CON
sttuton provides that person charged with ociai
function in one department shall exercise the duties oil
another Department.; in addition TO which there Is a
provision that the president OF tho hehh'o shai
only vote in Committee Of tho Whole. or III
case tie Smith arbitrarily ruled that the resolution
"A n
Elections. remarkiDg that II was apparent h"' '"o
object make TO present TO the United states
Senate Senator Winter concnded thhi inc prsi,ins
officer had right 10 pass Judgment upon any proI,o
presented the senate and refuse u allow its consider
alton Another point OF some inp"t"1sG s %S n,ea m
vides for the election OF only nfiy senn'or' ,il
E Brown was holding over from Allen County and there
are really hftyone members of the hoiy us resolution
was also referred 10 "a committee with nj discussion;
The of each Of two branches OF INC As'cpy lo,
Senator was taken this afternoon The nterc-i centred
cn! saiherc 10 see what course the knight Of Labor
would pursue Captain Jason H. Allen. druggist ~
by Representative Robinson (Deml the independent
cauiidaie The ballot resulted: Harrison nity three
for Allen threc-ihose OF Messrs. Gates Glover aud
Mackey by Republican, In the senate: Iasre
tits expected that at least two Of the Republican labor
men will for Harrison In the join, convention oa
Saa br viii be elected The four Independents viii he
in the presided by Robertson and win
Mcdonald the Republican senator unseaied YESTERDAY.
| and a Representative who will be seated TO morrow
emf viii number seventysS This constitutes majority
of the General Assembly. and o course Harrison MI
ceve n majority OF these SeventysiS V1es ~ - ,
tnat there will lie sufficient to legally elect Nun Gehe
Harrison himself Is confident that sulIotlei ny 's III,
10 the Office. The Democratic Convention VIII also We
composed Of 20 members including aicngnor, mnT ho
unscaed In the House. Bcasley VINO VIII pr"papp W.
oustod morning. ana Brsnnninnn WI" Wa a.,
entire vote of The body and win 90 the United states
senate ~ a contestant Of IIarrisons election ~ ,,.
Both parties holding cauctscs iohiiTl Ihe Dc'no
Gratis have opened uego,aiions for ropron,'o on ,ne
unscang OF members AMI have also snnlt i popI
nor sayre the Speaker Of the House. shall preside TO
morrow but the Republicans refuse TO enter INTO any
arrangement
| sENATOIs ELECTED ~ SEVERAL STATES.
HARRISBURG. Jan. ls.-M. T. Quay was to-day elected
United state. Senator by the following vote In the Legs
lature: lIouse-Quay dscpJ lJ2; Wolvcr"n DEM o.
| senate-Ouay 49, wolvcrton H. Quay's majority 30.
This ia final IA the two branches OF the Legislature do
not meet In joint session when the same candidate mas
majority In each branch
| sr LOUIE, Jan. l3-Thc two branches of tho LcRis-
ature voted separately to-day FOR successor to Senator
cockrcl, In tho House the vote stood Cockrci 80
| warner ;: Ford, =. In the Senate Tor CockreH 20
| Warner.
voted for United The vote In the Senate
stood: Davis, 80; DoTan. IL The vote In the House
stood: Davis 70; Doran 20 Tho JoiIt Assembly WI"
meet tomorrow. ~
| AUGUSTA Me-, jan io-both "o"'"'" VIZ
,odov bololed for United states Senator with the FOL
having result: In the Senate Euyene Hale. y; W.
Clifford 3 absent. L. Housc-Eugene Hale Ia; W.
| Clifford. 20 Neal Dow, absent. 10.
HAKrroRD Jan 1s-Both houses OF the Legislature re
elected Senator IIawley to-day The vote III inc seha'
wa. Q for Hswley and 10 for Charles H. Ingerso lh'
total vote cast in the House 227 Hawey receiVe'
! i2s Ingorsoll %. and Henry Z. baldwin, hhish' U
Labor, l.
| GIFTS TO A COLLEGE REPLEVINED.
CmcAGo Jan. ia rcplcvin snit was begun yestcr
day afternoos by Fernando Jones agan" LOUIS ff"h
"A barber TO recover portrait Of Mr. Joness father'
appears that early IN the sixties the women OF Chica